According to KCRG, Cedar Rapids may experience a few sporadic showers and storms overnight. However, the majority of the region is projected to remain dry.
Overnight Storm Chances
This Article Includes
- 1 Overnight Storm Chances
- 2 Warm, muggy, and calm on Sunday
- 3 Your First Alert: More storm chances to start the week
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According to the latest forecast, Minnesota is likely to experience some storms that will gradually move to the southern region during the night. Although these storms are expected to weaken and fade away as they approach Iowa, some areas north of Highway 30 may witness scattered showers and a possible storm between 3 AM and 6 AM. Fortunately, any weather activity that may occur in eastern Iowa is predicted to subside shortly after daybreak on Sunday, and therefore, there won’t be any significant impact on the weekend plans. As for the temperatures, lows are expected to range between mid to upper 60s.
Warm, muggy, and calm on Sunday
Sunday’s weather forecast is expected to be quite similar to that of Saturday. The temperature will reach the upper 80s and lower 90s, with the possibility of some places reaching the mid 90s in the southernmost counties. It will remain humid, with dew points in the 70s, so it is advisable to plan for peak heat index values in the 90s if you plan on spending time outside. To avoid dehydration, wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothing, drink plenty of water, and have a way to cool off if you get too hot. The mostly sunny skies will make it even more uncomfortable and increase the risk of sunburn. Therefore, it is essential to plan accordingly and remember to put on your sunscreen.
Your First Alert: More storm chances to start the week
As we move into the beginning of the work week, it’s important to keep an eye out for potential scattered showers and storms that may occur late Sunday night and into Monday morning. There’s a chance that these showers could hang around in certain areas, which could make for a wet start to the day. We’ll continue to monitor the situation and provide you with updates as necessary. Throughout the day on Monday, there’s a possibility for a few scattered showers and storms, but many regions will likely remain dry as we enjoy one final warm and humid day.
Cooler, drier air arrives
On Monday night, expect a cold front to make its way through, ushering in the possibility of scattered showers and storms. However, after the front passes, we can look forward to drier and cooler air as well as a reduction in rain chances. Tuesday’s highs are expected to range from the upper 70s to low 80s, while high temperatures for the rest of the workweek will remain in the 70s with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Additionally, there will be a noticeable drop in dew points, making for a comfortable stretch of weather.
